Essentiality of Mineral Mixture Supplement to White Fish Meal Diet for Tiger Puffer

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The essentiality of mineral mixture supplement to a white fish meal diet for tiger puffer Takifugu rubripes was investigated. Fish were fed on the white fish meal diet with or without a mineral mixture supplement for 10 weeks. Growth was significantly inferior in the mineral non-supplemented group to the supplemented group. Lower hepatosomatic index and higher hemoglobin and hematocrit values were found in the non-supplemented group. Plasma P and Mg contents and bone ash, P, and Ca contents were lower in the mineral non-supplemented group. Bone deformities were observed in most of the fish of non-supplemented group. So, the mineral mixture supplement was found to be essential in a white fish meal diet for tiger puffer.

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Furuichi, M., Furusho, Y., Matsui, S., & Kitajima, C. (1997). Essentiality of Mineral Mixture Supplement to White Fish Meal Diet for Tiger Puffer. Journal of the Faculty of Agriculture, Kyushu University, 42(1–2), 77–85. https://doi.org/10.5109/24194

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